Showing posts with label Cash Management. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Cash Management. Show all posts

3/03/2015

Oracle Cash Management Key Concepts (High level List)

Cash Management Key Concepts
(Below Topics will be explained in this blog in detail in future posts)

Knowing About:
  • Cash Management Over View
  • Bank Model 


1
Key concepts:




Reconciling Bank Accounts


Cash Forecasting



Cash positioning



Cash Pools






2
Cash Management Security



Security model



Creating security profiles



Creating security grants






3
Setting Up Cash Management:



Setup General Ledger



Set up related Applications: Ap, AR, Treasury, Payroll etc


Setup Oracle Cash Management





4
Creating Bank Accounts



Defining banks



Defining bank branches



Creating bank accounts



Defining bank transactions codes


Defining bank account signing authorities





5
Bank Transfers



Describing how to set up bank transfers


Creating a bank transfer



Settling a bank transfer



Creating a bank account transfer template


Creating bank statement cash flows





6
Reconciling Bank Statements


Reconciling bank statements manually and automatically


Recording exceptions and reversals


Reconciling corrections and adjustments to bank errors


Clearing and unclearing transactions


Transferring bank reconciliation transactions to your general ledger


Explaining archiving and purging





7
Cash Pools




Creating cash pools



Viewing cash pools



Updating cash pools






8
Cash Positioning



Creating cash positioning worksheets


Generating cash positions from worksheets


Generating a cash leveling proposal


Viewing cash position results


Exporting cash position results to your spreadsheet application


Viewing cash positions in Discoverer





9
Cash Forecasting



Defining a cash forecast template


Generating a cash forecast


Modifying a cash forecast



Exporting a cash forecast to your spreadsheet application


Identifying implementation considerations


Using cash forecasting reports





10
Accounting Events



Describing the accounting flow in Oracle Cash Management


Describing the key concepts of Oracle Sub ledger Accounting


Describing how to set up Oracle Sub ledger Accounting for Cash Management


Creating manual journal entries





11
Balances and Interest



Maintaining bank account balances


Creating and assigning interest rate schedules to bank Accounts


Creating reports for interest calculations and account balances





12
Cash Management Accounting Entries
13
Oracle Cash Management Period end Closing
14
Important Reports to Run From Time to time
 


Automating Bank Reconciliation with Cash Management

How Oracle Cash management Works in Automating Bank Reconciliation:

Step 1: Work with Bank for Automatic reconciliation process
·         Let your bank know that you plan to automate their reconciliation process. Do the paper work & their approval process. Obtain certain things from bank
  • A Sample File
  • Transaction Codes 
  •  Bank Statement Mapping
Step 2: Set up Bank Account & Branch name in Accounts Payable Module

Step3:  Setup Transaction Codes Provided by Bank in Cash Management Module

Step4: Map your bank statement Information (from Bank) against the right accounts in Oracle

Step5: Bring Sample file into Oracle
  • Bank Statement Loader Program: Bring your technical guys to use this program & bring this files into Oracle 
  •  Bank Statement Import Program: To bring this file information directly into Oracle Cash Management
Step 6: Run Auto Reconciliation Program
  • The Program reconciles the imported Bank Statement lines to the outstanding AP & AR transactions 
  • If the program doesn’t find a match, it marks the bank statement line with an error and allows you to manually address that transaction 
  •  The Program creates an auto reconciliation execution report that shows the exceptions & Provides descriptive reasons why the line was not able to be reconciles automatically